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A review by mousegoddess
Draw One in the Dark by Sarah A. Hoyt
4.0
I snagged this from the Baen Free Library and there were some major formatting errors. Fair warning for any of you. However, I didn't find it impossible to read, just a little jarring sometimes.
Enjoyed this book, enjoyed the characters, enjoyed that the leads acted in character, enjoyed that NOBODY was perfect. Paragons are rarely fun to read about (unless they're being taken down a few pegs). Will probably read the next book when I get a chance to get my hands on a copy, but that will take awhile. Would recommend to fans of urban fantasy, and possibly traditional fantasy fans as well. I'd advise anybody reading it to give the tension a chance to build. While this is fantasy, it's also a mystery so it's got a lot of slow-building moments.
Enjoyed this book, enjoyed the characters, enjoyed that the leads acted in character, enjoyed that NOBODY was perfect. Paragons are rarely fun to read about (unless they're being taken down a few pegs). Will probably read the next book when I get a chance to get my hands on a copy, but that will take awhile. Would recommend to fans of urban fantasy, and possibly traditional fantasy fans as well. I'd advise anybody reading it to give the tension a chance to build. While this is fantasy, it's also a mystery so it's got a lot of slow-building moments.